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Jonathan Baldock: For Your Keeping

Canopy Collections, London

Thu 24 Sep 2026 to Fri 20 Nov 2026

3 Bloomsbury Place, WC1A 2QA Google

Mon-Fri 11am-6pm

Artist: Jonathan Baldock

Canopy Collections presents For Your Keeping, a new solo exhibition by Jonathan Baldock. Best known for his large-scale installations, the artist turns here to a more intimate register, with a new body of small-scale works.

Made in ceramic and textile, the works take the form of votive objects, keepsakes and bodily hybrids. Baldock’s long-standing engagement with folklore, ritual and the natural world is distilled to a more personal scale, exploring ideas of care, vulnerability, containment and transformation. The exhibition will be accompanied by an essay by Gemma Brace, Head of Exhibitions at Arnolfini, Bristol.

Jonathan Baldock (b. 1980, Kent, UK) is a British artist living in London. He holds a BA in Painting from the Winchester School of Art, and an MA in Painting from the Royal College of Art, London. His work is held in prominent collections internationally, including Aïshti Foundation, Beirut, Lebanon; Arts Council Collection, London, England; Columbus Museum of Art, Ohio, USA; RISD Museum, Rhode Island, USA; The Grundy Art Gallery, Blackpool, England; The Roberts Institute of Art, London, England and Saatchi Gallery, London, England.

Recent solo exhibitions include Held, Arnolfini, Bristol (ongoing); The Gathering, sketch, London (2026), WYRD, Jupiter Artland, Edinburgh (2025), 0.1%; London Mithraeum Bloomberg SPACE (2024); Touch Wood, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield (2023); through the joy of the senses, Charleston Lewes, Sussex, (2023) and we are flowers of one garden, Stephen Friedman Gallery, London (2023). He has participated in group shows including More than Human at the Design Museum, London, (2025); Food in Art, Museum of Contemporary Art, Krakow, (2024); Poor Things at Fruitmarket, Edinburgh, (2023); Strange Clay at Hayward Gallery, London, (2022); Threadbare at Stephen Friedman Gallery, London, (2021); Human Conditions of Clay at Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff (2021); and the inaugural Towner International biennial at Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne (2020).

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